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The phrase "at a very high depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing measurements, such as in geology, underwater exploration, or any situation where depth is a relevant factor.
Example: "The research team conducted their experiments at a very high depth, allowing them to gather unique data on marine life."
Alternatives: "at a significant depth" or "at an extreme depth".
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Based on this, we analyzed the presence of mutations in 800 900 bp downstream of the transcriptional start site of two highly transcribed genes in pancreas, Elastase1 (Eland and Elastase2 (Ela2a), by next-generation sequencing, which allows large number of mutations to be analyzed at a very high depth (Perez-Duran et al, 2012).
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He had used a very low camera angle, at thirty degrees from the horizontal, while setting the tilt to the maximum in order to obtain a very high depth of field.
In this study, we sequenced regions of the 16S rRNA gene at very high depth for a small number of samples (four), resulting in a majority of the estimated GIT microbial diversity being captured.
It uses either one marker (sequenced at very high depth)[ 20] or many (generally randomly amplified)[ 21] to analyze phylotypes and/or functional categories[ 22].
With very high depth coverage, this score could be used as an indicator of the allele frequency difference between lines.
That algorithm requires a very high read depth to estimate the sequencing error rate and call variants.
"I'd been around jazz musicians forever, so I was aware that they were talking and playing at a very high level and that jazz had an engagement with the culture and a depth of feeling.
But at a very high price.
"The quality of the players is very high, so they train at a very high level".
He obviously was at a very high pitch and played very, very hard.
It was at a very high cost, obviously.
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